Bettendorf -- A late second-half goal by Kaylie Tuttle wasn't enough as the Indian Hills women's soccer team lost 2-1 to Scott CC on Thursday.
Scott tallied goals early in the first half and midway through the second half to go on top 2-0. Tuttle's score made it close, but the Warriors couldn't get the equalizer.
Indian Hills has a 2-7-1 record for the fall campaign and will play Iowa Lakes at Wertheim Field in Ottumwa on Saturday.
Friday, October 7, 2011
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Indian Hills Edges Marshalltown
Ottumwa -- Two second-half goals, one by Janet Ochoa and the game-winner by Ashley Jordan, allowed Indian Hills to come from behind and defeat Marshalltown CC, 2-1, on Wednesday at Wertheim Field.
Marshalltown's Courtney Sullivan opened the scoring with a first-half goal.
Ochoa tallied in the 64th minute off a pass from Taylor Delaney. Jordan then knocked home the winning goal just over seven minutes later with Caitlan York assisting.
Stephanie Smiley had two saves as the IHCC goalkeeper.
The win was the second of the fall for the Warriors, now 2-4. They will play at Iowa Western on Saturday.
Marshalltown's Courtney Sullivan opened the scoring with a first-half goal.
Ochoa tallied in the 64th minute off a pass from Taylor Delaney. Jordan then knocked home the winning goal just over seven minutes later with Caitlan York assisting.
Stephanie Smiley had two saves as the IHCC goalkeeper.
The win was the second of the fall for the Warriors, now 2-4. They will play at Iowa Western on Saturday.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Carver's Goal Leads to Split in Minnesota
Rosemount, MN -- Sarah Carver's goal in the 78th minute allowed Indian Hills to defeat Northwest Technical College, 1-0, in the Warriors' second game in the Minnesota Kickoff Classic.
The Warriors lost to Dakota County, 8-0, in their first match in the tourney.
Carver showed that she could be an offensive force for the Warriors. She had four of their seven shots against Dakota County and half of their 10 shots against Northwest Tech.
Stephanie Smiley and Janet Ochoa divided the game in goal for the Warriors in their shutout victory and they combined for five saves.
Indian Hills will play their first home game of the fall on Wednesday, hosting the Waldorf JV at 5:00 at the Walsh Soccer Complex. They'll take on Scott CC at 4:00 on Saturday.
The Warriors lost to Dakota County, 8-0, in their first match in the tourney.
Carver showed that she could be an offensive force for the Warriors. She had four of their seven shots against Dakota County and half of their 10 shots against Northwest Tech.
Stephanie Smiley and Janet Ochoa divided the game in goal for the Warriors in their shutout victory and they combined for five saves.
Indian Hills will play their first home game of the fall on Wednesday, hosting the Waldorf JV at 5:00 at the Walsh Soccer Complex. They'll take on Scott CC at 4:00 on Saturday.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Four Warriors on All-League Squad
Ottumwa -- Indian Hills placed four players on the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference women's all-conference soccer teams.
Freshman midfielder Sarah Carver (Cedar Rapids) was named first-team all-conference, sophomore forward Ashley King (Hudson) was chosen for the second team, and sophomore forward Crystal Maldonado (Centerville) and freshman midfielder/defender Kaylie Tuttle (Mystic) were honorable mention selections.
“Sarah Carver came in as a freshman and worked hard in the midfield on both sides of the ball,” said IHCC head coach Doug Seigle. “She will be someone we look to for leadership for next season.”
“Ashley King returned from a knee injury last year to finish this season as our leading scorer, including two goals in the playoffs.”
Of the two honorable mention picks, Seigle said, “Crystal Maldonado and Kaylie Tuttle did a great job for us this season, sacrificing themselves to make the team better by playing any position that we needed because of injuries or adjustments.”
The IHCC women were 5-12-1 and finished the season strong, notching the first-ever postseason win and advancing to the region semifinals for the first time.
“It would have been easy for the women to let up at the end of a long season, but they did a great job of staying focused on our team goals and taking that first step forward as a quality soccer program,” Seigle noted. “Although we were short on numbers, we showed we were a team that did not give up and played with a lot of heart.”
Freshman midfielder Sarah Carver (Cedar Rapids) was named first-team all-conference, sophomore forward Ashley King (Hudson) was chosen for the second team, and sophomore forward Crystal Maldonado (Centerville) and freshman midfielder/defender Kaylie Tuttle (Mystic) were honorable mention selections.
“Sarah Carver came in as a freshman and worked hard in the midfield on both sides of the ball,” said IHCC head coach Doug Seigle. “She will be someone we look to for leadership for next season.”
“Ashley King returned from a knee injury last year to finish this season as our leading scorer, including two goals in the playoffs.”
Of the two honorable mention picks, Seigle said, “Crystal Maldonado and Kaylie Tuttle did a great job for us this season, sacrificing themselves to make the team better by playing any position that we needed because of injuries or adjustments.”
The IHCC women were 5-12-1 and finished the season strong, notching the first-ever postseason win and advancing to the region semifinals for the first time.
“It would have been easy for the women to let up at the end of a long season, but they did a great job of staying focused on our team goals and taking that first step forward as a quality soccer program,” Seigle noted. “Although we were short on numbers, we showed we were a team that did not give up and played with a lot of heart.”
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
First Postseason Win for IHCC
Bettendorf -- The Indian Hills women's soccer team notched their first-ever postseason win on Tuesday, knocking off Scott CC 4-3 in the first round of the Region 11 postseason tourney. The win for IHCC came just three days after the Warriors and Scott had played to a 1-1 tie in two overtimes in the final regular-season match for both teams.
This time around, after Scott scored first, the Warriors' Amber Goostee knotted the score at 1-all with a goal in the 31st minute with an assist by Sarah Carver.
Early in the second half, Ashley King gave the Warriors the lead with an unassisted goal, but Scott's Melissa Sanchez quickly tied the match just two minutes later.
Crystal Maldonado again put Indian Hills on top when she scored off a pass from Sarah Sosa in the 75th minute. King then scored her second goal of the game for IHCC and that proved to be the game-winner after Carly Allen of Scott tallied in the 88th minute.
Janet Ocho had seven saves for the Warriors in the IHCC goal. Indian Hills had 23 shots in the match, six of those by King, with two of them finding the back of the net.
"It's the program's biggest win, in my opinion," said Indian Hills coach Doug Seigle. "It's nice to see the girls rewarded for their hard work."
The Warriors move on to the second round of the tournament on Saturday when they take on regular-season champion Iowa Western at Cownie Park in Des Moines. IHCC is now 5-11-1 for the season.
This time around, after Scott scored first, the Warriors' Amber Goostee knotted the score at 1-all with a goal in the 31st minute with an assist by Sarah Carver.
Early in the second half, Ashley King gave the Warriors the lead with an unassisted goal, but Scott's Melissa Sanchez quickly tied the match just two minutes later.
Crystal Maldonado again put Indian Hills on top when she scored off a pass from Sarah Sosa in the 75th minute. King then scored her second goal of the game for IHCC and that proved to be the game-winner after Carly Allen of Scott tallied in the 88th minute.
Janet Ocho had seven saves for the Warriors in the IHCC goal. Indian Hills had 23 shots in the match, six of those by King, with two of them finding the back of the net.
"It's the program's biggest win, in my opinion," said Indian Hills coach Doug Seigle. "It's nice to see the girls rewarded for their hard work."
The Warriors move on to the second round of the tournament on Saturday when they take on regular-season champion Iowa Western at Cownie Park in Des Moines. IHCC is now 5-11-1 for the season.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
IHCC Gets OT Win at Home
Ottumwa -- An overtime goal by Edith Jones allowed the Indian Hills women's soccer team to post a 2-1 win over Iowa Lakes at the Walsh Soccer Complex on Tuesday.
Jones' game-winner came in the match's 103rd minute and evened IHCC's season record at 1-1. The Warriors had lost to Parkland College, 7-0, last Saturday to open the season.
IHCC's first-year head coach Doug Seigle commented on Jones' winning goal. "Edith just happened to be in the right spot at the right time. To score the game-winner I think will help her confidence going into our next game."
Caitlin York had opened the scoring for Indian Hills with a goal in the first half and Iowa Lakes tied the score in the second half.
Abby Donnolly was solid in goal for the Warriors with five saves. IHCC outshot the Lakers 12-8.
Indian Hills is idle until playing at Iowa Western on Sept. 11.
Jones' game-winner came in the match's 103rd minute and evened IHCC's season record at 1-1. The Warriors had lost to Parkland College, 7-0, last Saturday to open the season.
IHCC's first-year head coach Doug Seigle commented on Jones' winning goal. "Edith just happened to be in the right spot at the right time. To score the game-winner I think will help her confidence going into our next game."
Caitlin York had opened the scoring for Indian Hills with a goal in the first half and Iowa Lakes tied the score in the second half.
Abby Donnolly was solid in goal for the Warriors with five saves. IHCC outshot the Lakers 12-8.
Indian Hills is idle until playing at Iowa Western on Sept. 11.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Duea and Gagliardi Sign with 4-Year Schools
Ottumwa -- Five players from last fall’s Indian Hills Community College soccer teams have signed letters-of-intent with four-year schools to continue their education and soccer careers.
From the IHCC men’s team, Ryan Culbertson from Ft. Madison has signed with Grand View University, Aaron Rose from Ottumwa has signed with William Penn University, and Gustavo Scorzelli from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil has signed with Judson University.
IHCC women’s players who will play soccer this fall are Brooke Duea from Earlham with Northwest Missouri State University and Caroline Gagliardi from Sao Paulo, Brazil with Florida Memorial University.
Duea led the IHCC women with 11 goals and added five assists in the 2009 season. Gagliardi had a team-high six assists and five goals. Both were named to the All-Region 11 team.
Culbertson was a first-team All-Region selection and Scorzelli was named Honorable Mention.
From the IHCC men’s team, Ryan Culbertson from Ft. Madison has signed with Grand View University, Aaron Rose from Ottumwa has signed with William Penn University, and Gustavo Scorzelli from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil has signed with Judson University.
IHCC women’s players who will play soccer this fall are Brooke Duea from Earlham with Northwest Missouri State University and Caroline Gagliardi from Sao Paulo, Brazil with Florida Memorial University.
Duea led the IHCC women with 11 goals and added five assists in the 2009 season. Gagliardi had a team-high six assists and five goals. Both were named to the All-Region 11 team.
Culbertson was a first-team All-Region selection and Scorzelli was named Honorable Mention.
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